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Lafayette's fantastic food scene not only has great dine-in options, but also several great outdoor dining spots.

The 2024 solar eclipse is a thing of the past, but the videos coming from Texas are simply amazing.

Ever wonder how many people celebrating St. Patrick's Day in Louisiana are actually Irish? Wonder no more!

Patty in the Parc will be held this Saturday, March 16, 2024, at Parc International in Downtown Lafayette.

Lafayette Consolidated Government want to make sure you can find a place to pee during the Mardi Gras parades in Louisiana's best carnival destination.

Port Wonder, the new children's museum in Lake Charles, is really beginning to come together and we have pictures of the progress. Check it out here.

Lafayette Police Chief Judith Estorge is patrolling the streets of Lafayette with officers.

The owners of Handy Stop Market & Café, the downtown grocery store that closed earlier this year, will be opening up a new store in the downtown area.

The Lafayette Police Department will soon be able to keep a closer eye on activity in the downtown area.

The sign was painted over the weekend to celebrate Gay Pride Month and, by Monday, had been defaced.

It is a free event and open to the public

CBS reporter and Lafayette native David Begnaud highlighted the issue on CBS This Morning.

The new businesses compliment the established entities in the area.

Mark Smith told his mom that instead of buying him gifts for Christmas, he wanted her to spend that money on supplies to help the homeless.

In times like these where everyone is affected by the shutdown (some more than others, of course), you would think that we would all be trying to be nicer.

Issac Toups, of Rayne, was nominated for the Best Chef.

An assessment by an engineering firm revealed that certain walls on the 40-year old garage could possible fall.

Storyteller Joe loves to help out his traveling brethren by not only giving them a place to lay their head, but helping them get the most out of their time in the area as well.

Bach Lunch is hosted by the Lafayette Science Museum Foundation.

Chief Jiim Craft hopes city-parish administration and the council find the money for the police details to finish out the fiscal year, which ends Oct. 31.